(a) If a defendant desires to oppose the issuance of an order authorizing sale the defendant shall file and serve upon the lienholder a notice of opposition no later than three days prior to the date set for hearing. The notice shall:
- (1) State the grounds upon which the defendant opposes the order;
- (2) Be accompanied by an affidavit or affidavits supporting any factual issues raised;
- (3) State whether the defendant is prepared to file an undertaking as provided in Section 3080.11; and
- (4) If the defendant is prepared to file an undertaking, include an estimate of the amount of such undertaking as set forth in Section 3080.09 and the defendant’s basis for the estimate.
- (b) Except when the lienholder has made an ex parte application for an order as set forth in Section 3080.15, or for good cause shown, a defendant shall not be permitted to oppose the issuance of an order if it has failed to file a notice of opposition within the time prescribed.